Have you been told you need a root canal? If you’re like most patients, you’re probably asking questions like “How badly will the procedure hurt?” and “Is there any way to make this less painful?” The good news is that advancements in dental technology, especially lasers, have made root canal treatments more comfortable than ever. At […]
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Have you ever dreaded biting down on a tray of sticky impression material during a dental visit? These impressions are essential for many procedures, from veneers to implants, but they’re not exactly enjoyable. For many, they can feel outdated and uncomfortable and even trigger a gag reflex. Fortunately, Implant & General Dentistry of Long Island offers a modern,
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When you hear the word “BOTOX®,” wrinkle smoothing may be the first thing that comes to mind. However, its uses go well beyond the cosmetic world. Many dental professionals have begun incorporating BOTOX into their practices to address everything from temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders to gummy smiles. Still, confusion and skepticism are common. This post will separate
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Does the thought of sitting in a dentist’s chair make your heart race? Plenty of people grapple with dental anxiety, which may lead them to delay or avoid much-needed treatment. What if there was a gentler, quieter way to get dental work done – without the high-pitched whine of a drill or the pressure of traditional tools?
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The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research reports that tooth decay is one of the world’s most common chronic diseases. Cavities often develop unnoticed, leading to pain, infections, and costly treatments. The good news is that early detection can stop cavities before they cause serious harm. At Implant & General Dentistry of Long Island, Dr. Dean Glasser and
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Dental implants are a reliable and long-lasting tooth replacement option. Are you considering them to fill gaps in your smile? At Implant & General Dentistry of Long Island, Dr. Dean Glasser, a Diplomate of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, and Dr. Renee Glasser offer implant dentistry to restore patients’ comfort and confidence. One of the questions
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Are you looking to transform your smile? Porcelain veneers can address various imperfections and offer long-term changes. At Implant & General Dentistry of Long Island, Dr. Dean Glasser, a professor at Columbia University Dental School, and Dr. Renee Glasser bring a wealth of expertise to help patients enhance and maintain their results. It doesn’t matter if you want
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A sensitive gag reflex can make visits to the dentist stressful and uncomfortable. Even routine cleanings or minor treatments can trigger a gag reflex for some. This may lead to interrupted procedures or avoidance of dental appointments altogether. Sedation dentistry offers a practical solution. Dr. Dean Glasser, a Columbia University Dental School professor, and his daughter, Dr.
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If you’ve been wondering whether dental bonding can fix a tooth gap, you’re not alone. Many people experience gaps in their teeth, which can be a source of self-consciousness. Fortunately, dental bonding is a popular and effective solution that can close the gap and help improve your smile. Here, our dental bonding specialists, led by Dr. Dean Glasser and
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If you experience persistent jaw pain, frequent headaches, or discomfort while chewing, you may be suffering from TMJ disorder (Temporomandibular Joint Disorder). This condition affects the joints connecting your jaw to your skull, leading to pain and stiffness. While many seek relief for TMJ, not everyone realizes that cosmetic dentistry can be a key part of
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